Did you know that there is a fair bit of research and literature about trust specific to the construction industry? We didn’t, but turns out this is the case! Without trust, the industry could get nothing done – even the laws and contracts (safety nets) you rely on when trust is damaged are built on trust in those very institutions.
Please tune in this week as Wayne gives you a construction-specific definition of trust, offers the five behaviors that build trust, and shares four tips on what you must do when you lose trust. What’s your experience? How have you successfully built trust relationships both inside and outside of your business? And what has been your experience when there is a trust breach? Is a loss of trust fixable? Please share with us in the comments.
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Jeff Boehm says:
Trust is EVERYTHING. And the loss of trust leaves NOTHING.
Wayne Rivers says:
Well said, Jeff!
Josh Fuller says:
I would like to request a transcript of this please. A lot of good info to digest and would like to see it in written format. Thank you
Wayne Rivers says:
Hi Josh. Nice to hear from you. The transcript will be up in a few days. Check the website a bit later. Thanks.
Don Warren, FDBIA, EVP says:
My definition of Integrity is “doing what you say you are going to do WHEN you say you are going to do it”. This could be another axiom of TRUST.
Wayne Rivers says:
Well said, Don. I can’t tell you how much I respect the leadership at Omega! Awesome, genuine people! You’re dialed into a great group!